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All the bottles I buy call it 'Indian tonic water".Originally posted by Mordac View Post
I think LM will survive. On a different note, are we still allowed to call it Indian tonic water? Isn't that a bit colonial?
I presume there must be other kinds of tonic water.
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I think LM will survive. On a different note, are we still allowed to call it Indian tonic water? Isn't that a bit colonial?Originally posted by AtW View Post"Not quite the tonic … sharp jump in mixer prices fuels G&T inflation
It is the kind of news that calls for a stiff drink: the cost of a home-poured G&T is bubbling up due to a jump in tonic prices at the supermarket.
Shop price data from the research firm Assosia suggests that the price of mixers made by major tonic brands such as Schweppes and Fever-Tree has risen sharply this month.
In Morrisons, the UK’s fourth largest supermarket chain, a number of Schweppes mixers, including bestsellers such as Indian tonic water, have increased by 10p to £1.75 for a litre. The cost of some Schweppes drinks sold in Sainsbury’s and Tesco has also increased.
The data also reveals widespread price increases for Fever-Tree’s upmarket tonics. Since the start of 2022 Assosia has tracked 15 price increases for the brand in Morrisons, 16 in Tesco and Asda, and 21 in Sainsbury’s. A 500ml bottle of its Indian tonic water now costs £1.95 in Morrisons, a 15p increase. It costs the same higher price in Tesco and Sainsbury’s."
https://www.theguardian.com/business...tree-inflation
ladymuck might have to find new drink...
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G&T is a summer drink to be drunk on the veranda (although I don't know which part of the body is the veranda)
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HWMBO alerted me to this very story.
At present, one is able to absorb the price increase. Fortunately, gin based cocktails are still a good value way to get one's fix of a morning.
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I don’t think she uses tonic.Originally posted by AtW View Post"Not quite the tonic … sharp jump in mixer prices fuels G&T inflation
It is the kind of news that calls for a stiff drink: the cost of a home-poured G&T is bubbling up due to a jump in tonic prices at the supermarket.
Shop price data from the research firm Assosia suggests that the price of mixers made by major tonic brands such as Schweppes and Fever-Tree has risen sharply this month.
In Morrisons, the UK’s fourth largest supermarket chain, a number of Schweppes mixers, including bestsellers such as Indian tonic water, have increased by 10p to £1.75 for a litre. The cost of some Schweppes drinks sold in Sainsbury’s and Tesco has also increased.
The data also reveals widespread price increases for Fever-Tree’s upmarket tonics. Since the start of 2022 Assosia has tracked 15 price increases for the brand in Morrisons, 16 in Tesco and Asda, and 21 in Sainsbury’s. A 500ml bottle of its Indian tonic water now costs £1.95 in Morrisons, a 15p increase. It costs the same higher price in Tesco and Sainsbury’s."
https://www.theguardian.com/business...tree-inflation
ladymuck might have to find new drink...
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DOOM: G&T inflation
"Not quite the tonic … sharp jump in mixer prices fuels G&T inflation
It is the kind of news that calls for a stiff drink: the cost of a home-poured G&T is bubbling up due to a jump in tonic prices at the supermarket.
Shop price data from the research firm Assosia suggests that the price of mixers made by major tonic brands such as Schweppes and Fever-Tree has risen sharply this month.
In Morrisons, the UK’s fourth largest supermarket chain, a number of Schweppes mixers, including bestsellers such as Indian tonic water, have increased by 10p to £1.75 for a litre. The cost of some Schweppes drinks sold in Sainsbury’s and Tesco has also increased.
The data also reveals widespread price increases for Fever-Tree’s upmarket tonics. Since the start of 2022 Assosia has tracked 15 price increases for the brand in Morrisons, 16 in Tesco and Asda, and 21 in Sainsbury’s. A 500ml bottle of its Indian tonic water now costs £1.95 in Morrisons, a 15p increase. It costs the same higher price in Tesco and Sainsbury’s."
https://www.theguardian.com/business...tree-inflation
ladymuck might have to find new drink...Tags: None
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